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    1. The biuret test detects the presence of peptide bonds in proteins. When a protein is reacted with copper (II) ions and an alkaline solution, it forms a violet/purple colored complex called biuret. 2. The xanthoproteic test detects the presence of amino acids. When amino acids are reacted with nitric acid, it forms a yellow colored complex. 3. The ninhydrin test detects the presence of free amino groups in proteins. When a protein with free amino groups is reacted with ninhydrin reagent, it forms an intense blue colored complex. 4. The Millon's test detects the presence of tyrosine and tryptophan amino acids.

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    1. The biuret test detects the presence of peptide bonds in proteins. When a protein is reacted with copper (II) ions and an alkaline solution, it forms a violet/purple colored complex called biuret. 2. The xanthoproteic test detects the presence of amino acids. When amino acids are reacted with nitric acid, it forms a yellow colored complex. 3. The ninhydrin test detects the presence of free amino groups in proteins. When a protein with free amino groups is reacted with ninhydrin reagent, it forms an intense blue colored complex. 4. The Millon's test detects the presence of tyrosine and tryptophan amino acids.

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    1. The biuret test detects the presence of peptide bonds in proteins. When a protein is reacted with copper (II) ions and an alkaline solution, it forms a violet/purple colored complex called biuret. 2. The xanthoproteic test detects the presence of amino acids. When amino acids are reacted with nitric acid, it forms a yellow colored complex. 3. The ninhydrin test detects the presence of free amino groups in proteins. When a protein with free amino groups is reacted with ninhydrin reagent, it forms an intense blue colored complex. 4. The Millon's test detects the presence of tyrosine and tryptophan amino acids.

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    1. The biuret test detects the presence of peptide bonds in proteins. When a protein is reacted with copper (II) ions and an alkaline solution, it forms a violet/purple colored complex called biuret. 2. The xanthoproteic test detects the presence of amino acids. When amino acids are reacted with nitric acid, it forms a yellow colored complex. 3. The ninhydrin test detects the presence of free amino groups in proteins. When a protein with free amino groups is reacted with ninhydrin reagent, it forms an intense blue colored complex. 4. The Millon's test detects the presence of tyrosine and tryptophan amino acids.

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    1.

    BIURET
    H

    O H

    N
    N
    R O

    Cu
    CH C N + Cu2+

    N
    H Copper (II) Ion N

    H O

    Protein H

    Biuret
    2. XANTHOPETRUS
    NH2 O

    HO CH2 CH C OH + HNO3

    Asam Amino Nitric Acid

    O 2N

    NH2 O

    H2
    HO C C C OH
    H

    Warna Kuning
    3. NINHYDRIN
    O

    R O R O
    OH

    N N C C N C C + 2
    H H
    OH
    N H

    Protein with free NH2 Group O

    Ninydrin reagent

    O O

    O O

    Intense blue color


    4. MILLON

    HNO2
    R OH R OH R O

    N O N O

    Hg2
    R O N

    Hg

    N O O R

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